Young Large-fruited Dogwood Tree | Cornus mas 'Jolico'

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Young Large-fruited Dogwood Tree | Cornus mas 'Jolico'

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The Cornus mas 'Jolico' or Large-Fruited Cornel is a small tree that can reach a height of up to 4 meters. This cultivar of Cornel produces very large fruits for its species.

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Total height

The Cornus mas 'Jolico', or Large-Fruited Dogwood, is a small tree that can grow up to 4 meters tall.

Edible fruits

The main distinction of this cultivar compared to the Cornus mas 'Golden Glory' is that this selection produces very large fruits, which can grow up to 3 cm long. The fruits of the Cornus mas 'Jolico' are edible. After flowering in summer, red, edible fruits appear on the plant.

Leaf color and autumn coloration

The leaves are glossy, dark green, and arranged in opposite pairs along the branches. In the fall, the leaves turn orange-red before falling from the tree.

Flowering

In spring, this Large-Fruited Dogwood tree blooms profusely with bright golden yellow flowers. These flowers attract butterflies and bees, making your garden even more lively.

Location

It thrives best in nutrient-rich, well-draining soil and tolerates drought and severe frost. This Dogwood tree also grows best when placed in full sun to partial shade.

Bees, butterflies, and birds

Due to its abundant flowering and the berries that grow on the tree, it is a plant that attracts bees and butterflies when in bloom. When the berries are present, they serve as a food source for birds.

How to plant the tree?

Determine the final location of the tree and ensure it is free from cables, debris, old plants, and other obstacles that may hinder the tree's growth.
Dig a planting hole that is twice the width of the root ball. Loosen the soil at the bottom of the planting hole and mix the excavated soil with (organic) garden soil or planting substrate.
Adjust the planting hole to the height where the root ball fits and firmly press the soil.
Fill the planting hole with water and wait for it to settle. Check if the root ball is sufficiently moist.
Place the tree or plant in the planting hole. It is extremely important that the tree is not planted too deep, as this can cause root rot.
Insert a tree stake or bamboo stake firmly into the ground on the side of the tree where the most wind comes from.
Now, place the watering ring or create a mound of soil around the tree so that water can seep into the ground.